Archive for the 'Comics' Category

05 May

Free Comic Book Day

Saturday morning, Brianna and I visited our local comics shop, All Star Comics, to see what they were doing for Free Comic Book Day. They’ve really expanded their action figure section, much to my pocketbook’s chagrin. Brianna snagged a nice Iron Man “War Machine” figure with all of its accessories, while I was […]

28 Feb

Garfield redux

For some reason, I’ve been getting a lot of Garfield from the internet lately. So I figured I’d share.

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Technorati tags: garfield, comics

19 Sep

Dragon*Con - Part 3, The Finale

My apologies for taking so long to get this one out. Life keeps happening to me, and I keep feeling the need to spend the evening listening to podcasts and playing on XBox Live Arcade. But I’m finally going to sit down and knock out the rest of my Dragon*Con adventures. If […]

13 Sep

Dragon*Con - Part 2, Geektastic Boogaloo

If you’re just joining us, go check out Part 1 of my Dragon*Con odyssey.
Following the extremely entertaining events of the Sigler-Hutchins party (which I hope either Chad or Lizzi will get some free time and energy to describe, as they tell it much better than I do), we headed back to the room. Lizzi […]

08 Sep

All Star Comics

I’ve written before about the importance of supporting your friendly local shops. I’ve been seeing a van with the name of a new comics shop parked on my way home from work, so today I decided to practice what I preach and take Brianna down to check the place out.
All Star Comics (at 6900 […]

07 Sep

Dragon*Con - Part 1

This year, I was finally able to make the trek out to Atlanta, Georgia, to attend Dragon*Con. I’ve been wanting to go for years, but this is the first time I managed to save up both the money and the vacation time simultaneously. My friends Chad, Lizzi, Jess, and James were all going, […]

29 Jul

Back to the Beginning

As part of our family vacation at my parents’ place in Houston, I had the great pleasure of taking my daughter to the store that started it all for me: Nan’s Games and Comics.  Growing up in Houston, that was my one stop shop to feed my dual gaming and comics addictions (though gaming won […]

25 Jan

Support Your Local Shops

I haven’t been following my RSS feeds lately, primarily because I’ve been spending a lot of time concentrating on gaming podcasts. So I missed Wil Wheaton’s posting about his latest Geek in Review article until Jessika emailed it to me. In it, he lays out all the reasons we need to support our […]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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